Sky F1 pundit is also expecting a strong

As much as I love my U.S sport, travelling to New York City offers more than enough activities and destinations before you even get to the sports.But, today (Sunday October 16) Hannah and I were lucky enough to sneak out to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for the New York Giants clash against the Baltimore Ravens.MetLife lives across the river in the Meadowlands, home of the famous Meadowlands Harness Racing Club, one of my other sporting passions.Surprisingly - even to the locals - a beautiful sunny day awaited us for the game. Early on, the Ravens took a 10-0 lead and arguably the loudest cheer of the game was when the Giants finally made a first down midway through the second term. The emotion of fans at all NFL venues is always sky-high but few sports fans can rival the energy and passion of New Yorkers.The second half was far more entertaining than the first, although I made an inauspicious start to Q3... As Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr made a phenomenal catch, run and touchdown, I returned from the toilets to see the crowd - and Hannah - jumping for joy.I was not going to make the same mistake twice and Im glad I hung in there because with less than two minutes remaining, Beckham caught another pass from Eli Manning and took it 70 yards for the game-clinching score. The 78,487 Giants fans erupted and despite a couple of Hail Mary attempts from Ravens QB Joe Flacco, the G-Men held on and the party was just beginning for the fans.Tailgating is a huge part of American football - at NFL or NCAA level - and the New Yorkers headed straight for the parking lot and celebrated the big win. The traffic was reasonable as we made our way back to Manhattan, thanks largely to the Giants winning and a large portion of the almost 80k staying for a few beers in the car park.From here, our sporting journey really heats up with the NHL at Madison Square Garden this week followed by Thursday Night Football at historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay.Stay tuned to my Twitter (@joshjenkins24), Instagram (@joshjenkins04) and ESPN Australia on Snapchat Discover to track my sporting adventures. Theyre sure to be amazing!#JJintheUSA Ultra Boost Deals . In the lead up - which seemed to begin the moment Mike Geiger blew the whistle in Houston last Thursday night - the Impact rumour mill went into overdrive. The speculation went into meltdown mode, of the golden nugget variety. 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Whisenhunt said he hit it off quickly with Ruston Webster when interviewing for the job Friday night.Sky Sports Johnny Herbert doesnt expect Lewis Hamilton to give up his world Drivers Championship title to team-mate Nico Rosberg without a fight. Hamiltons victory in last weeks US Grand Prix has pegged Rosbergs lead back to 26 points with three races remaining.The German can claim his first title this weekend if he repeats last years success and wins the Mexican Grand Prix and Hamilton finishes 10th or lower. When is the Mexican GP on Sky?But Herbert says Hamilton has nothing to lose and is tipping the Briton, at evens with Sky Bet, to keep the pressure firmly on his fellow Mercedes driver.He said: Lewis was in such good form in Austin its hard to see past him winning for a second week in a row, despite the fact that Nico dominated proceedings in Mexico last year. The title had already been won at that stage last year and this year everything is still up for grabs.Hamiltons success in Texas was his first win in six races and Herbert thinks the three-time world champioon will claim first practice on Friday - another even money bet with the online bookmaker.ddddddddddddTalking points for MexicoThis is a no brainer bet for me, said Herbert.Only twice this season have Mercedes not lead P1 and if Lewis is to have a winning weekend then youd expect him to hit the track running on Friday. I certainly do.The Sky F1 pundit is also expecting a strong show from Williams Valtteri Bottas, who finished third in last years race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez and is tipping the Finnish driver to secure a top six finish at 7/4.By rights this should be a good track for Williams. Assuming that Valtteri can avoid the bad luck he suffered at the first turn in Austin Im expecting him to have a strong weekend, he added.Johnny Herberts Charity tips this season are supporting Sporting MemoriesCan Lewis Hamilton keep his title dreams alive? Watch the Mexican GP live on Sky Sports F1 on Sunday, the race begins at 7pm; Watch the whole race weekend with a NOW TV week pass - £10.99, no contract Also See: F1 gossip column Every 2016 race live ' ' '